That’s true, but if you are doing philosophy it is better to admit to it, and learn from existing philosophy, rather than deriding and dismissing the whole field.
This seems irrelevant to the point, yes? I think adamShimi is challenging Scott’s claim that Paul & Eliezer are mostly focusing on object-level questions. It sounds like you’re challenging whether they’re attending to non-object-level questions in the best way. That’s a different question. Am I missing your point?
That’s true, but if you are doing philosophy it is better to admit to it, and learn from existing philosophy, rather than deriding and dismissing the whole field.
This seems irrelevant to the point, yes? I think adamShimi is challenging Scott’s claim that Paul & Eliezer are mostly focusing on object-level questions. It sounds like you’re challenging whether they’re attending to non-object-level questions in the best way. That’s a different question. Am I missing your point?